Made for the people
Some teams have people who run their own research.
Others don’t, and just need the answer.
nabel works for both, and you decide how much we’re involved.
Run it yourself, or have us run it.
Insights teams
You run the study yourself. We’re on hand for the parts where software isn’t enough: checking a sample, talking through a method, giving your questionnaire a second read.
Business teams
You bring the question. We set up the study, run it and send you the report, so you get to the decision without doing the fieldwork.
Insights teams
You run the study yourself. We’re on hand for the parts where software isn’t enough: checking a sample, talking through a method, giving your questionnaire a second read.
- DesignYou shape the brief with the agent. We give your questionnaire a second read.
- ReachYou choose who to hear from. We can check the sample.
- TalkThe agent holds every conversation, in 150+ languages.
- Talk againYou rerun it in a new market whenever you need to.
- LearnYou read the results in the Studio.
Business teams
You bring the question. We set up the study, run it and send you the report, so you get to the decision without doing the fieldwork.
- DesignYou bring the question. We write the brief and the questionnaire.
- ReachWe find the people you need to hear from.
- TalkThe agent holds every conversation, in 150+ languages.
- Talk againWe rerun it in a new market whenever you need.
- LearnWe send back the report.
The questions teams bring us
Consumer and market research
Insights teamsHow do people choose, use and talk about what we sell?
Example: our Hospitality and travel trackerDoes this idea make sense to the people it’s for?
Why do people pick the brand next to ours, and is that changing?
Example: our Retail tracker
Customer experience
Insights teamsWhy did they give us a 6, not a 9?
Why did they leave, and what would have kept them?
Example: our Technology, Media & Telecom trackerWhere do people get stuck between first visit and first order?
Brand and marketing
Business teamsWhat comes to mind when people hear our name, and is that changing?
Example: our Consumer goods trackerWhich of these three lines do people understand, and which do they repeat?
Who are our customers, in their own words?
Product and innovation
Business teamsWhat is still hard for people that nobody has fixed yet?
Would people use this, and what would stop them?
Now that it’s live, what do people like, and what confuses them?
Agencies and consulting
Business teamsCan we hear from 300 of our client’s customers in four markets?
What do 40 procurement managers expect to change next year?
What do the French think of the surveys they answer?
Example: our white paper with PureSpectrum
NPS follow-up conversations
Why did they give us a 6, not a 9?
I’ve put together a first draft of your research brief. To sharpen it for the voice agent, could you clarify three points?
- The decision behind the study
- The audience scope
- The primary focus
Industries
We run a tracker in each of these sectors. Open one to see a full study, from the question to the findings.
Consumer goodsBig brands, too expensive? Not mine→September 2026 · 259 conversations
Retail and e-commerceAudio excerpt, 0:33Wary of discounts, sold on Amazon→September 2026 · 246 conversations
Hospitality and travelAudio excerpt, 0:29Going away anyway, on a smaller budget→September 2026 · 263 conversations
Financial servicesAudio excerpt, 0:32Bank fees: plenty of complaints, few goodbyes→September 2026 · 274 conversations
Transport and automotiveAudio excerpt, 0:28To the garage, not the dealership→September 2026 · 258 conversations
Technology, Media & TelecomAudio excerpt, 0:28Telecom loyalty lasts until the next price rise→September 2026 · 305 conversations